Men's Sexual Health Program (Erection Enhancement)

LSWT (Linear Shockwave Therapy) utilizes a series of pulsed acoustic energy in the ultrasonic range. The focused energy, when applied to tissue, provides improvement of penile hemodynamics by increased abiity to push blood to the penis and keep it there.

Shockwaves, as special acoutics waves, can be targeted and focused so as to provide localized, precise and non-invasive therapy. Renova is the only device on the market generating low intensity shockwaves which is systems, Renova focuses the waves onto a linear segment conformal to the treated organ.

Treatment is delivered in several short sessions and is simple, non-invasive and pain-free.

To date, no negative side effects related to Renova treatment are reported.

Our cool laser therapy ("CLT") devices are used to improve circulation, stimulate nerve regeneration and dramatically accelerate tissue healing. CLT helps improve for erection quality and sensation of the penis.

Treatment is delivered in several short sessions along with shockwave treatment and is simple, non-invasive and pain-free.

The superpulsed 905 nm technology allows for the delivery of light to deeper target tissues. High peak power (100 W) laser diodes delivered in bursts of very short duration (200 nanoseconds) at high frequencies (10 kHz) provide a high number of photons without causing tissue heating at the surface.

As in women, men also go through menopause, or rather “andropause” - when they run out of the male hormone testosterone.  Testosterone levels start to decline after the age of 35 years and when levels are too low, men can suffer from:

●    Loss of sex drive

●    Loss of morning erections

●    Poor sexual performance

●    Erectile dysfunction

●    Fatigue, tiredness, low energy

●    Loss of fitness

●    Depression, low or negative mood

●    Irritability, anger or bad temper

●    Loss of memory or concentration

We can measure your testosterone levels and replace it with bio-identical testosterone to improve health, fitness and sexual vitality.

PRP or Platelet Rich Plasma Injections harness the body’s natural ability to heal itself but in a more concentrated form. 

Platelets are cell fragments found in our blood.  Platelets are activated when there is damage, ie. injury, to a blood vessel.  Platelets start the blood clotting process and release various growth factors to stimulate repair of the instigating injury.  Growth factors, as the name suggests, stimulate cell growth and proliferation, speed healing and stimulate tissue regeneration.

PRP utilizes the growth factors found in platelets to stimulate tissue regeneration in a highly concentrated and targeted way.  We start by taking a blood sample and then spinning it down to extract only the platelet-rich plasma portion.  The process yields platelet concentrations 4 - 10 times of that found in whole blood.

This Platelet-Rich Plasma is then injected directly into the penis to promote tissue  

As currently practiced, platelet-rich plasma therapy typically begins with a blood draw of between 30 and 60 milliliters, which is equivalent to about two to four tablespoons. The blood is put into a centrifuge that spins it into separate components. Typically, that yields several milliliters (a couple of teaspoons worth) of platelet-rich plasma. The concentration of platelets is three to 10 times greater than the concentration of platelets in whole blood.

Tendon tissue has a low metabolic rate that makes it slow to mend. In theory, the injection of platelet-rich plasma could make up for that natural tendency and, in so doing, harness the blood's own healing powers. Indeed, some researchers have reported positive results when they injected whole blood, not just platelet-rich plasma. (Kolata, for example, ended up getting an injection of whole blood — not, as she originally planned, platelet-rich plasma.) A Spanish group has come up with its own way of preparing platelets that involves treating them with sodium citrate and calcium chloride. They claim their technique produces more growth factors, and they've dubbed their version PRGF, for "preparation rich in growth factors."

Proponents of platelet therapy say there's little chance of the body reacting to the injections with an inflammatory or immune response because the person's own blood is being used as the source material. They also tick off the advantages over surgery — little or no pain, faster recovery, no scar tissue. That may all be true, but there also hasn't been any study done to make a good side-by-side comparison to surgery. And, of course, surgery isn't the only alternative to platelet therapy.

The platelets, one type of blood cells, contain growth factors that can trigger cell proliferation, speed healing and stimulate tissue regeneration in the treated area.